1900 - 1909Other Shakespeare performances
8 September 1909
King Lear
| Location | Theatre Royal/Haymarket Theatre, Haymarket, London, UK |
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| Plays performed | King Lear |
Programmes
1. Programme
| Date | 8 March 1909 |
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| Play(s) | King Lear |
| Production Date(s) | Wednesday September 8th 1909 |
| Venue | Theatre Royal |
| Venue address | Haymarket |
| Time of performance | 8pm |
| Producer | Frank Vernon |
| Stage Manager | Charles La Trobe |
| Scene Designer | Charles Ricketts |
| Costume Maker | Simmons & Co. |
| Costume Designer | Charles Ricketts |
| Music Director | Norman O'Neill |
| Document ID | ET-D826 Original record |
| Held by | The British Library |
| Notes | Music composed by Norman O'Neill. Presented by Herbert Trench. Notes on play. Annotated with date on cover. |
2. Programme
| Date | September 1909 |
|---|---|
| Play(s) | King Lear |
| Production Date(s) | Wednesday September 8th 1909 |
| Venue | Theatre Royal |
| Venue address | Haymarket |
| Time of performance | 8pm |
| Producer | Frank Vernon |
| Stage Manager | Charles La Trobe |
| Scene Designer | Charles Ricketts |
| Costume Maker | Simmons & Co |
| Costume Designer | Charles Ricketts |
| Music Director | Norman O'Neill |
| Document ID | ET-D827 Original record |
| Held by | The British Library |
| Notes | Music composed by Norman O'Neill. Norman McKinnel as Lear. Ellen O'Malley as Cordelia. Notes on the play. Annotated throughout. |
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